| The picture shows a front and back view of the (2) Different Unused Early 1900s New York City Singer Building Advertising Post Cards in this lot. The right one is dated 1909 and the left one is believed to be from around the same time. The left one was made in Germany. There are horses and wagons at the base of the building. It is marked on the front as follows: SINGER BUILDING,
BROADWAY AND LIBERTY ST.,
NEW YORK.
TOWER 658 FT. HIGH. The right postcard was made by M. & Co. of New York. The front of this one reads as follows: SINGER BUILDING, NEW YORK.
COPYRIGHT 1909 BY IRVING UNDERHILL, N.Y. The post cards each measure about 3-1/2'' x 5-1/2''. They are in excellent unused condition as pictured. | 
